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The differential effectiveness of scarcity message type on impulse buying: a cross-cultural study

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This study tries to empirically compare the effects of scarcity message type on impulsebuying in online advertising between Korean and Chinese consumers. In addition, itattempts to highlight the moderating roles of message framing and need for cognitiveclosure (NCC). This study found Chinese consumers’ impulse buying (compared toKorean consumers’) is more likely to be impacted by limited-time messages thanlimited-quantity messages. It also found a significant three-way interaction effect ofscarcity messages, message framing and country on impulse buying. However, thethree-way interaction effect of scarcity messages, NCC and country is not significantwith regard to impulse buying. It would be useful to investigate in detail how variousmarketing factors support impulse buying and which ones exert the strongest influencewithin different degrees of context and collective cultures.

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This study tries to empirically compare the effects of scarcity message type on impulsebuying in online advertising between Korean and Chinese consumers. In addition, itattempts to highlight the moderating roles of message framing and need for cognitiveclosure (NCC). This study found Chinese consumers’ impulse buying (compared toKorean consumers’) is more likely to be impacted by limited-time messages thanlimited-quantity messages. It also found a significant three-way interaction effect ofscarcity messages, message framing and country on impulse buying. However, thethree-way interaction effect of scarcity messages, NCC and country is not significantwith regard to impulse buying. It would be useful to investigate in detail how variousmarketing factors support impulse buying and which ones exert the strongest influencewithin different degrees of context and collective cultures.

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